tampering
IPA: tˈæmpɝɪŋ
noun
- The act of one who tampers.
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Examples of "tampering" in Sentences
- I am trying to avoid the word tampering, Pausak said.
- Any election tampering, is also treason, again hanging.
- In the short term tampering would devalue their investment.
- When you are using the word tampering, that means intent, right?
- A realization that the world was not created by man and that in tampering with nature and creation, man is endangering human survival.
- I have no doubts that the Democrats will lead this country to a full recovery and reduce the deficit significantly, if Republican tampering is kept to a minimum.
- Andromachi Koumbis, an elementary school teacher, said she showed up because she was unhappy with what she termed "tampering" with the Chicago teachers labor contract that will add hours to the school day.
- He said metal detectors have been built into innocuous doors to catch out thieving staff. defence-in-depth systems (PDF) and restrictions on pallet label tampering prevents warehouse staff from stealing large amounts of equipment, but individual items are still being lifted.
- But it took more than a year, of terror affecting the Moslem population, of arms smuggling, of enormous spending, of radio broadcasts from abroad, of incessant meddling and tampering from the countries to the East, to whip up the rebellion into a movement large and dangerous enough to compel the French government, as late as March 1956, to awake to the emergency and take on the job of restoring order.
- Speaking as a Tariff Reformer, I think that those people, with whom Tariff Reformers agree on almost all other political questions, but who are strongly and conscientiously opposed to anything like what they call tampering with our fiscal system, must by now understand a little better than they did before what Tariff Reformers really aim at, and must begin to see that there is nothing so very monstrous or revolutionary about our proposals.
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